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Transferring Images with a Computer Connection Kit (continued) Removing a card while the camera is connected to a computer Improperly removing a card while the camera is connected to the computer may cause the computer to operate incorrectly. Always follow the procedure below to remove a card. (To recover from a computer problem, you may need to reconnect the USB cable or restart the computer.) Windows 98, Windows 2000 Double-click the My Computer icon, right-click the drive icon for the camera (marked Removable Disk), and then select Eject in the popup menu. Make sure the card access lamp on the camera is off, and then open the card cover and remove the card. Mac OS On the desktop drag and drop the drive icon on the Trash icon, or select Eject from the Special menu. Make sure that the card access lamp on the camera is off, and then open the card cover and remove the card. 170

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Removing a card while the camera is connected to a
computer
Improperly removing a card while the camera is connected to the computer may cause the
computer to operate incorrectly. Always follow the procedure below to remove a card. (To recover
from a computer problem, you may need to reconnect the USB cable or restart the computer.)
Windows 98, Windows 2000
Double-click the My Computer icon, right-click the drive icon for the
camera (marked Removable Disk), and then select Eject in the pop-
up menu. Make sure the card access lamp on the camera is off, and
then open the card cover and remove the card.
Mac OS
On the desktop drag and drop the drive icon on the Trash icon, or
select Eject from the Special menu. Make sure that the card access
lamp on the camera is off, and then open the card cover and
remove the card.
Transferring Images with a Computer Connection Kit (continued)